we can always fetch from one database and rewrite to
another. Here is a nice solution of it.
$db1 = mysql_connect(â€hostâ€,â€userâ€,â€pwdâ€)
mysql_select_db(â€db1″, $db1);
$res1 = mysql_query(â€queryâ€,$db1);
$db2 = mysql_connect(â€hostâ€,â€userâ€,â€pwdâ€)
mysql_select_db(â€db2″, $db2);
$res2 = mysql_query(â€queryâ€,$db2);At this point you can only
fetch records from you previous ResultSet,
i.e $res1 - But you cannot execute new query in $db1, even
if you supply the link as because the link was overwritten
by the new db.so at this point the following script will fail
$res3 = mysql_query(â€queryâ€,$db1); //this will failSo how to
solve that?
Take a look below.
$db1 = mysql_connect(â€hostâ€,â€userâ€,â€pwdâ€)
mysql_select_db(â€db1″, $db1);
$res1 = mysql_query(â€queryâ€,$db1);
$db2 = mysql_connect(â€hostâ€,â€userâ€,â€pwdâ€, true)
mysql_select_db(â€db2″, $db2);
$res2 = mysql_query(â€queryâ€,$db2);
So mysql_connect has another optional boolean parameter
which indicates whether a link will be created or not. as we
connect to the $db2 with this optional parameter set to
‘true’, so both link will remain live.
now the following query will execute successfully.
$res3 = mysql_query(â€queryâ€,$db1);